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Online Residency
Our online residency program fosters a collaborative and connected environment where international eco-artists can grow their practice in sustainability and expand their artistic horizons through feedback and mutual support. Open to artists of all nationalities and disciplines, this program brings artists together online to discuss, work, collaborate, and be inspired, regardless of their location.
The online residency provides a flexible framework that enables participants to maintain their current living and working environments while benefiting from international collaboration and support. The program features weekly group meetings, curatorial support, weekly lectures, and group meetings with guest curators and artists/sustainability experts.
FAQs
When does the online program take place?
The artist's location is unrestricted, with schedules adjusted to account for time zone disparities and other obligations. Meetings typically occur on Mondays and Wednesdays, but can be modified as needed. Curatorial meetings are scheduled according to the artist's schedule. As for the two meetings with the guest curator and artist/ sustainability expert, it may have varying dates and times based on availability.
Who is eligible for this opportunity?
The online program is open to emerging and mid-career visual artists, multidisciplinary artists, curators, and art researchers from all around the world whose works focus on ecological practices.
How many works can I submit?
Up to 7 images
How much does it cost?
The program fee is 500 € - payment can be made in two parts, with the initial payment required upfront to reserve your place in the program.
Could IOAEA provide me with a grant or funding?
We are committed to making the program accessible to talented artists from diverse backgrounds. One fully funded scholarship is available each round for emerging artists who demonstrate exceptional artistic merit and financial need. Interested applicants should contact us directly to express their interest and inquire about the scholarship application process, as additional information and documentation will be required.
We can also provide a non-binding letter of invitation to support the artist's pursuit of financial assistance through grant applications in their own country. This letter would endorse the artist's participation in the program, potentially strengthening their case for funding.
What should I do if I am unable to attend a group meeting or lecture?
Participants are expected to commit to the program for the entire duration. Although we understand that unforeseen circumstances may arise, therefore if an artist is unable to attend some meetings we are flexible to find alternative arrangements or record sections..
What topics are covered in the weekly lectures?
The weekly lectures primarily focus on sustainability in art, ecological artists, collaborative approaches with materials, and related subject matter.
Is there a private view/opening?
At the conclusion of the residency, participants are anticipated to take part in a collective virtual exhibition, which will commence with an opening event
How many works can I exhibit?
Artists can exhibit up to 4/5 works in total.